When using the constructor template on a new private class (class outside of the package), the formatter creates a method with the name of the class located in the package.
package
{
class Outer{}
}
class Inner{}
In this example, the template will create :
public function Outer(){}
inside Inner class declaration.
Description
When using the constructor template on a new private class (class outside of the package), the formatter creates a method with the name of the class located in the package.
Michael Plank added a comment - 02/Sep/10 02:51 PM Both the construtor template as well as the autocompletion for inserting the constructor of the Inner class works fine for me.
See screenshots.
Please give me more hints to reproduce this issue.
Thx
Eric Priou added a comment - 02/Sep/10 05:38 PM Yes you're right.
That works for me now also.
The example I send you wasn't the one I used at the time.
And I can't remember exactly the way it was written (I thouhgt it was a template bug only)
So close this one.
Maybe some other day ?!
See screenshots.
Please give me more hints to reproduce this issue.
Thx